A couple of events made the news in the last week or so that are relevant to Bankruptcy or financial matters. In this prior post, we discussed the mostly made-up story about the man who was supposedly arrested just
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As discussed in more detail in this post about Chapter 13 Basics and this post about Chapter 13 Plans, and Chapter 13 payments, the basic goal of Chapter 13 is to pay back some or all of your…
Can I Object To A Claim Filed In My Chapter 7 Case?
After the filing of a Chapter 7 case, creditors generally have the opportunity to file a claim for money they believe is owed to them. This is generally done through an official “Proof of Claim” form. In…
Can I File For Bankruptcy After A Judgment Is Entered?
You have been sued for a debt, the case is over and a judgment has been entered against you. Is it too late to file for Bankruptcy to try to discharge most or all of the debt? No…it is rarely…